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Long Beach Press Telegram in Long Beach, California

11 May 1954

Page 13

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Long Beach Press Telegram

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Long Beach, California, United States of America

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May 11, 1954

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13

Jury awards 50000 to TV actress Lisa Ferraday

New York jury in State Supreme Court ruled a 50000 life insurance policy left by late financier E L Kincaid to go to TV actress Lisa Ferraday. Ferraday acts as guardian for her minor daughter Carol Kincaid while Blumenthal widow's attorney denounced Ferraday as a homewrecker. verdict to be appealed. Ferraday, born Elizabeth DeMerge Kincaid, met Blumenthal in 1949 after she separated from Col. E L Kincaid Jr.

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New York Carol Miss Ferraday Blumenthal Elizabeth de Merge Kincaid Air Force E. L. Kincaid Jr
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Lie detector tests fail to crack Hartley kidnapping case

In La Crosse Wisconsin the six month probe into 15 year old Evelyn Hartley’s disappearance continues as lie detector tests reach 47 participants from La Crosse Central High School. Authorities say no new clues yet but anticipate many leads, with theories focusing on a large rural man or a young agile suspect.

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Lacrosse Wis Evelyn Hartley Evelyn Las Crosse State College John Bosshard la Crosse Central High School Bossard Bosshard Goodrich Rubber Co Wisconsin la Crosse A. M. Josephson
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First Marine Division Chief Pate Relieved in Korea

Command change in Korea as Maj. Gen. Randolph M. C. Pate, commander of the First Marine Division for 11 months, leaves for Washington. Gen. Pepper to assume command, with new duties noted amid routine base hours listed for the facility.

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Korea Randolph M. C. Pate KR. R. H. Pepper I Pate Washington
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